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Amid his expensive efforts to live forever, biohacker Bryan Johnson is now comparing something really weird with his 19-year-old son.
Health & Medicine

You’ll Never Guess What That Millionaire Biohacker Is Measuring on His Teenage Son

By Noor Al-Sibai

In his quest to cheat death, 47-year-old tech founder Bryan Johnson has become ravenous for something besides everlasting life. 
Health & Medicine

Tech Guy Doing Bizarre Things to Live Forever Says He Now Suffers From Endless Hunger

By Noor Al-Sibai

We regret to inform you that biohacking tech millionaire Bryan Johnson is back at it again, with a new body part.
Health & Medicine

That Millionaire With the Bizarre Health Regimen Is Doing Something Strange to His Genitals

By Noor Al-Sibai

The team of three that recently published an essay on dream hacking in Aeon includes Harvard professor of psychiatry Robert Stickgold, and they report that a 2021 survey found that, of more than 400 marketers in the United States, 77% plan to use dream-tech advertising in the next three years.
Future Society

Scientists Warn That Marketers Are Trying to Inject Ads Into Dreams

By Lonnie Lee Hood

The "Please Try This At Home" biohacker conference focused on carving out a space for people harmed by mainstream healthcare systems.
Developments

This Biohacker Conference Sounds Absolutely Outrageous

By Kristin Houser

Malakkar Vohryzek is trying to find scientists willing to use CRISPR to gene-hack away his extreme sensitivity to sunlight in hopes of avoiding skin cancer.
Gene Editing

Sick Man Begs Doctors: Please CRISPR Me

By Dan Robitzski

Fed up with the challenges of living with diabetes, a biohacker built himself an artificial pancreas to automatically manage his insulin pump.
Prosthetics and Devices

How This Engineer Hacked Together His Own “Artificial Pancreas”

By Dan Robitzski

A Bay Area group is attempting to hack insulin to address the skyrocketing cost of the hormone for people with diabetes in the U.S.
Health & Medicine

Biohackers Are Attempting to Make Their Own Insulin

By Kristin Houser

Famed biohacker Josiah Zayner has been accused of practicing medicine without a license — despite only ever experimenting on himself.
Prosthetics and Devices

This DIY Biohacker Is Under Investigation

By Kristin Houser

You Can Now Genetically Engineer Your Own Mutant Frogs For $499
Science & Energy

You Can Now Genetically Engineer Your Own Mutant Frogs For $499

By Kristin Houser

Biohacker Who Implanted Transit Chip in Hand Evades Fine
Prosthetics and Devices

Biohacker Who Implanted Transit Chip in Hand Evades Fine

By Kristin Houser

All the Rage in Sweden: Embedding Microchips Under Your Skin
Future Society

All the Rage in Sweden: Embedding Microchips Under Your Skin

By Victor Tangermann

Surprise! It’s a Bad Idea to Hack Your Body, Says Prominent Biohacker
Prosthetics and Devices

Surprise! It’s a Bad Idea to Hack Your Body, Says Prominent Biohacker

By Alexandra Ossola

A Stanford Neuroscientist is Working to Create Wireless Cyborg Eyes for the Blind
Neuroscience and Brain

A Stanford Neuroscientist is Working to Create Wireless Cyborg Eyes for the Blind

By Alexandra Ossola

Real-Life Cyborgs: A Company Is Implanting Its Employees With Microchips
Prosthetics and Devices

Real-Life Cyborgs: A Company Is Implanting Its Employees With Microchips

By Dom Galeon

Meet the Revolutionary Apple That Grows Human Skin
Health & Medicine

Meet the Revolutionary Apple That Grows Human Skin

By Dom Galeon